Showing products on your site

Your published products appear on your site in two ways: on pages Fwdia makes for you, and in the Product grid block you place on any page.

The pages Fwdia makes

• All products: /c after your site's address.
• A category: /c/ and the category's address, e.g. /c/indoor/sofas. It shows the breadcrumb, the category's intro and notice, its subcategories, filters, sorting and the products in pages (with a "Load more" button).
• A product: its photos with thumbnails (tap to enlarge, swipe on phones), the price, the choices of its variations (picking a colour shows that colour's photos), the specifications, "Contact us about this product", sharing, printing and related products.

They use your site's design, header and footer. Only published products are listed. A hidden product opens by its own link but is not listed and not shown in Google. Drafts are never shown.

The Product grid block

Add Product grid in the builder and choose what it shows:

• A category (with its subcategories), featured products, the newest, products on sale, or all products.
• Products I pick: type their SKUs, one per line or separated by commas, in the order you want.

Choose how many products, the columns, the second photo on hover, the price and the wishlist heart. Turn on "View all" to link to the category page, where visitors can filter and sort. You can also add a search box above the products.

The block needs the Catalogue (a Business add-on). Without it, it stays in the builder but visitors don't see it.

Filters and sorting

Visitors filter by price and by your attributes (colour, material, size...) with the number of products for each choice, and sort by recommended, newest or price. Only attributes marked as a filter are offered. Filters are part of the address, so a filtered list can be shared. Filtered lists are not shown in Google; the plain category page is.

Linking from your menu

In the Menu block, add a link and type the address in "Or a web address", for example /c/indoor for a category, /c for all products or /wishlist for the wishlist.

In Google

Product pages tell search engines the name, photos, SKU, price and availability. Availability comes from the stock note: "out of stock" or "uitverkocht" means out of stock, "on order" or "op bestelling" means it can be ordered, anything else means in stock. Products and categories are in your sitemap on your own domain.